The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-06-18

ofnovcls, which he will sell on close pub
fishers margin.
A large number of young folks o
Elkton attended the interesting exercise
at the College.
- The commencement exercises wer,
made especially bright by the presenc,
Of fair maidens in handsome toilettes.
1t is either mud or dust Wher
there is rain it is muddy. When its be
comes dry it is dusty and it was thick
enough this week
After trying them all we think
Moole's Windsor Hotel the best $500
per day house in Philadelphia. l223-25-
27-Filhcrt street. 2
Mr.. Armstrong who lives near Cilas-
gov was quite badly bitten by a dog
white making call at Mr.. Pies. Such
dogs should wear muzzcs.
- The party who 50 kindly sent us an
account of chilrcn's day in Flint Hill
Church forgot to give us his name Give
MS your name the next time.
"A Teachers examination will be
held by County Superintendent Bessy,
in the public school building Newark,
Friday June "a, beginning at "a
A number of folks have forgotten
that we do only cash business 1t is
too much trouble and takes too much
time to post books every hour or two.
We received the program of the
fourteenth annual commencement of the
Conference Academy at Dover, Del. Ex-
ercises begin June 10, and continue to
the 23rd.
l-Thos l.. Clark, painter, who COM
mitted suicide in Wilmingtown this
week by taking laudanum, was wclB
known in this town and he done somd
excellent work here about two years
ago.
Herman Bessey, Superintendent of
public schools of New Castle county, paid
our sancinm visit this week. Mr.. Bes-
sey is Il most afIable gentleman, and we
hope his visits to our office will be fre-N
quent.
Col. Tom Brown is now travelling
salesman for the extensive nurseries of
Chas. w. Stuart 4 Co., Newark, New
York. The Colonel is an agreeable gen
tleman, and cannot fail to please all who
deal with him.
-"Ruthby" is now Il new stopping
point on the p. W. 4 B. II. r., Just north
of the water tanks above this town. As
yet no station has been erected, although
the travel from and to that point strongly
warrants it.
We understand that Brother Lloyd of
the West Grocc .idcocaic is to be married
to Miss Amber of philadelpbin on
Thursday next bv Friends ceremony.
Here's our nsy4 Brother. YOU will soon
be with MS.
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ing Commencement is the scene of much
. hearty greeting between former gradua-
ties of the college. Recollections of their
school days are recountcd. and the time
is thus pleasantly spent.
Tho condition of the weather does
not seem IN have any material difference
with the number of people that 60 Mrs.
S. A. Roach's ice cream saloon. She
makes excellent cream, and for this rea-
son has good patronage.
Mr. Thos Sinqles' horse Major hurst
omen the gate on Sunday and started
down Main street. A man headed him
off, and he went up against Mr. Roberts
fence and knocked down panel or
two. The Major is as young as a colt.
II is. nj certain times the easiest
thing in the world TO Judge what n man
is whom many think is "little tin-pod
on Wheels This world is full of men
who ot Times know Won and thon aoain
they don't. There are such people here,
and at times others come.
christian Church services in the Cha
mel nm Main street Neworl Dol op
Ior1,s dov lime 1oth ot 3onm. and
500 m Preaching bv Roy # Il Know
les sunday Scbool nj 0.iO am. All
chanel -, Chestnut Hin nv snmo uostor
at 3.3O II m. Sunday School at 23O
In onotbor colump will bo round fine
card If John Brown who is II skilled
r;ono ro,,n;,o. nj trror 1Io bos recont-
l., tr,nsror,,o,1 ,,l,ot soo,nod 70 bo an ol-
most worthloss ,iano into ana oiving
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